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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1943

Page

7

Navy Bombards Kiska and Jap Positions Again

The Navy reports its Eighth bombardment against Japanese positions near Kiska with aerial and naval attacks. Flying Fortress aircraft attacked Kiska while observers noted limited enemy response. In Washington July 31 a POW report says Ted Gresser is held at Camp Kingsawa Tokyo after being captured during the Philippines fall.

Awehslaco Mr. Andres Gresser Ted Kingsawa Tokyo Japan Bilippines

Nelena Survivor Tells How Japs Eluded on Island

Lieut. John Bruce Anderson of San Francisco recounted ten days on a Japanese-held island near a Helena survivor’s rescue. He described paddling to shore with wounded comrades, natives aiding the group, and near-miss sightings as Japanese patrols stayed six miles away.

Nelena San Francisco John Bruce Anderson Kula Gulf Southwest Pacific Anderson Jher Thor Paul V. Fields B. T. Kelley Helena John’ Chew Berkeley

United Nations Update From Pacific Fronts July 31

Allied forces press on Munda air base on New Georgia with tanks and flame throwers on the southern flank while repelling a northern counter attack. Navy strikes target Jap shipping in Vitiaz straits off New Guinea and bomber raids hit Salamaus. Air and ground actions continue around Komiatum Mount Tambu and Tambu Bay as Jap dive bombers raids meet limited Allied responses. Zac Fitts heads for Broadway after a revival of The War in the Fast.

United Nations Australia INS New Guinea Laborator Salamaus Komiatum Mount Tambu Tambu Bay Dobubi Garoka

Woman Kills Children Then Dies in Dayton Crisis

In Dayton Ohio Mrs Christine Dickey 22 strangled her daughters Roberta 7 and Harriet 6 then drowned herself in a water bucket after a personal crisis and family troubles. Coroner A T MacDonald reported she had been despondent and later drank a potion before dying in an attic.

Dayton Ohio Christine Dickey Roberta Harriet A. T. MacDonald

Diplomats to Be Awarded Mechanics Diplomas

Twenty four diplomas will be awarded to employees who passed the 1943 Chevrolet mechanics examinations. George Schacter service manager for Ormsby Chevrolet reports the annual nationwide exam promotes high standards of maintenance.

George Schacter Ormsby Chevrolet Company Chevrolet Schaefer

Dies Warns Of Post War Planning

Representative to Congress warns that postwar planners aim to remake America through a centralized, state driven system. He condemns federal ownership of key industries, land seizures, and social security schemes as Marxist and totalitarian.

Dies Mannies Congress Washington America Allies Axis

Gonzales Named New Mexican Consul General in San Antonio

Enrique A. Gonzales of Coahuila was installed Saturday as the Mexican consul general in San Antonio. He previously served as consul in Genoa and Milan and held senior posts in Paris Hamburg and the Mexican foreign relations department. He succeeds Francisco de Paolo Jiminez who resigned to become a congressman in Michoacan.

Enrique A. Gonzales Coahuila San Antonio Gonzales Genoa Italy Milan Paris Hamburg

Man Jailed on Murder Charge in Camron Street Slaying

Albert Gonzales II was jailed in county custody after murder charges were filed Saturday morning in Justice of the Peace Bat Corrigan's court over the death of Clem Rodriguez. The victim was found fatally stabbed while sleeping on 514 Camron Street.

Albert. Gonzales Justler of Bat Corrigan Jin Clem Rodriguez Cam- Rron Street

One Man's Opinion on Butter Rationing

Walter Kiernan comments on wartime butter rations with a humorous tale about a man who buttered toast on both sides. He notes 20 percent butter allocations for next year and mocks excess greasing while warning about misuse.

Walter Kiernan War Food Administration

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